Lew’s Smiggle UK writes up higher sales
The British arm of Solomon Lew’s stationery chain Smiggle has seen a rebound in sales after years of pain sparked by Brexit and the pandemic.
Brexit
UK business: Brexit a failure
British companies are losing faith in the potential benefits of new free-trade deals as exporters say Brexit has done more harm than good.
Woke corporates risk bankrupting democratic ideals
The ‘debanking’ of Nigel Farage shows just how destructive progressive cancel culture is becoming.
Managing risk, morals and money
The scandal is a reminder of the tightrope banks must walk to manage potentially risky clients.
Farage slams minister’s Trump criticism
GB News television host Nigel Farage has condemned Australia’s cancel culture and questioned the calibre of parliamentary ministers following social media posts by Minister Clare O’Neil.
Such a raw sense of self (importance)
Feminist activist and Cambridge historian Victoria Bateman is known for protesting and even lecturing naked. She now seems to be manufacturing reasons to rip her kit off.
British economy, politics suffer slow poison of Brexit
It is now widely accepted that the UK is not only politically weaker in Europe but its economy has suffered significantly as a result of leaving the European Union.
Charles visits Germany in fence-mending EU trip
Charles’ first official foreign trip as King is part of the UK’s charm offensive with its European neighbours to move past years of feuding caused by Brexit.
Charles heads to Germany for first trip as king
King Charles III will begin his first state visit when he travels to Germany on Wednesday night in what is seen as an attempt to build post-Brexit bridges.
UK and EU to approve new Brexit pact
The UK and EU were due to formally agree on a post-Brexit deal to overhaul Northern Irish trade rules after MPs from both parties approved it despite a rebellion by some Tory MPs.
Ireland ‘gateway to EU’ for Australia
Post-Brexit Ireland is pitching itself as a gateway to the EU for Australia because it is the only remaining English-speaking, common-law nation in the European Community.
Macron, Sunak agree migrant deal in reset summit
It was the first UK-French summit in 5 years, after stormy tenures of Boris Johnson and Liz Truss marked by rancorous relations with Paris.
Boris nominates his father for a knighthood
The nomination will raise questions about Johnson’s use of the honours system to reward family members with titles.
Australia ‘now the wokest place on earth’
UK Brexit leader Nigel Farage has slammed Australia in a fiery speech to conservatives in the US.
Brexit freedoms will be lost in compromise: Boris
The former prime minister’s intervention ends Rishi Sunak’s hopes of ending the Tory civil war over the EU divorce.
Sunak over-delivers on Brexit
The PM has done a remarkable job bringing order to chaos in Britain.
Like it or lump it, Sunak tells DUP
British Prime Minister appeals to his Tory MPs to back him and finally ‘get Brexit done’.
England is eyeroll island, where nothing quite works
Whether it’s salad shortages or waiting a month for a repair, slowly and worryingly national decline has been normalised.
‘New chapter’: UK, EU clinch Brexit deal
Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen agree crucial overhaul of trade rules in Northern Ireland that aims to ease tensions stoked by Brexit.
N Ireland set for Brexit deal as Sunak, EC chief meet
New Northern Ireland deal looks to remove difficulties of movement of goods in and out of the rest of the UK which meant trade border in the Irish Sea.
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